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Latino newspapers provide vital link for readers
‘It’s important that we inform the Hispanic community about what’s going on in Spanish, because many of them don’t understand English,’ says La Voz Hispana publisher.  06.06.02

9 begin Diversity Institute training on their way to newsroom jobs
'I've got the eyes and ears to be a good journalist, so why not me?' says Roxye Arellano.  05.29.02

Being a Chips Quinn Scholar means believing, caring, trying
Orientation program takes young, budding journalists of color through paces of newsgathering, writing.  05.23.02

Freedom Forum names 78 Chips Quinn Scholars for summer 2002 program
News release Program has trained 708 young people of color for newspaper careers.  05.15.02

Reznet gives Native American students an online newspaper
Knight Foundation funds Web site where tribal-college journalists can post and be paid for their work.  05.13.02

Career conference gives Native American students inspiration, experience
'The quality of students gets better and better,' says Ray Chavez, chair of University of South Dakota journalism department. 'We are getting more students who are interested in journalism.'  05.08.02

'Time-Out' for diversity 2002: Newspapers look inward
Joint project of APME, ASNE helps newsrooms do better job of recruiting, hiring, retaining journalists of color.  05.07.02

Neuharth to students: Imagination only limit to your dreams
Remarks by Freedom Forum Founder Allen H. Neuharth at 2002 Native American Newspaper Career Conference in South Dakota.  05.06.02

Other industries offer retention successes to follow
Diversity consultant tells ASNE that newspapers can learn how to retain journalists of color by studying the success stories of Procter & Gamble, Xerox, other companies.  04.16.02

Changing communities require different definition of news
Washington Post's Milton Coleman tells ASNE that changing demographics means changes in newspaper newsrooms to decrease 'crimes of omission.'  04.16.02

Communication, training help keep journalists of color in newsrooms
ASNE panels, speakers deal with minority-retention issues at newspapers.  04.16.02

Diversity Diaries: Patricia Zapor
Learning from a potentially awkward cultural faux pas.  04.11.02

Diversity Diaries: Mark Russell
Giving newer employees time and a chance to succeed.  04.05.02

Diversity Diaries: Bonnie Rubin
Rejecting hospitality out of a misplaced devotion to ethics can cut you off from valuable sources.  03.22.02

Diversity Diaries: Linda Picone
Avoid trite assumptions about the predominant local ethnicity; be prepared for arguments in diverse newsrooms — people see things differently.  03.14.02

2nd American Indian Journalism Institute seeks student nominations
News release Program will take place June 2-21 at the University of South Dakota.  02.15.02

Freedom Forum launches database to aid newsroom diversity efforts
News release Incentive grants available to newspapers to increase recruiting visits.  02.14.02

Cincinnati Enquirer launches community conversations on race
‘Neighbor to Neighbor’ project seeks to quell racial tensions that arose after white police shot and killed unarmed black man.  01.15.02

Diversity Diaries: Deborah Gump
In a community different from yours, you may be a cultural outsider, but don't be a 'tourist.'  12.28.01

Diversity Diaries: Jim Slusher
An embarrassing interview question 25 years ago still thought-provoking today.  12.22.01

Diversity Diaries: Beverly Kees
What you don't know may insult your readers.  12.05.01

Diversity Diaries: David Lawrence
How one newspaper changed the 'can't find any' mentality.  11.28.01

Diversity Diaries: Rob Dean
Getting new stories proves the value of diversity in staffing.  11.23.01

Sidebar: Fellows bring distinct voices, new stories to newspapers
Journalists of color in ASNE/APME fellows program developing stories that employ their cultural knowledge, experience.  11.19.01

Freedom Forum names 26 fellows in program to bring diversity to small newspapers
Journalists of color working full time as reporters, photographers at 21 newspapers across the country.  11.19.01

Diversity Diaries: Arlene Notoro Morgan
Resisting change even when we're supposed to be reporting on it.  11.14.01

Newspaper leaders respond to Poynter study of newsroom diversity
San Jose Mercury News' David Yarnold, Seattle Times' Frank Blethen discuss how better news coverage stems from 'unanimity in the newsroom in support of diversity efforts.'  11.09.01

Diversity Diaries: Laura Wingard
Supporting a gay reporter as he agonizes over coming out.  10.31.01

SPJ creates guidelines to help reporters counter ethnic, religious profiling
Journalists group encourages news media to portray Muslims, Arabs and South Asian-Americans more accurately, fairly as they cover U.S. war on terrorism.  10.26.01

Diversity Diaries: Corky Trinidad
From the Dumb Attitudes Toward Ethnic Identity Desk.  10.24.01

Poynter study finds diversity-quality connection in news
Institute releases two-year examination of link between dedication to newsroom diversity, good journalism.  10.19.01

Diversity Diaries: Deborah Howell
Immigrants are everywhere — except in the newspaper.  10.17.01

Time-Out for Diversity connects census data, community coverage
'Conversation, not an indictment' in newsroom on how to improve accuracy in journalism.  10.10.01

Diversity Diaries: Tim Gallagher
Attitudes you grew up with aren't that important — it's how you act now.  10.10.01

Latinos woefully underrepresented in U.S. media, panelists say
Hispanic stereotyping on TV shows, scarce presence in news shows doesn't help national consciousness.  10.08.01

Diversity Diaries: James L. Gray
In many ways the good old days were the bad old days.  10.05.01

Faces of Diversity: Seth Prince
Member of Pulitzer-winning team learns 'that I really could edit for a living.'  10.02.01

Diversity Diaries: Wanda Lloyd
Already diverse sports desk helps editor make good hire.  09.27.01

Freedom Forum names 21 Chips Quinn Scholars for fall 2001 program
News release Twenty-one young people of color have been named Chips Quinn Scholars.  09.27.01

Faces of Diversity: Sally Farhat
Mentoring boosts enthusiasm of young journalist.  08.29.01

Diversity Diaries: Andy Rieger
It was the wrong assignment to give Native American reporter.  08.29.01

Diversity Diaries: Paul Guillory
Seeing older people in a new way.  08.22.01

Diversity Diaries: Sally Lehrman
The things you hear about other people.  08.15.01

Diversity increases pool of good story ideas
Editor's census example highlights AEJMC panel; how one journalism school trained for diversity.  08.09.01

Diversity Diaries: Jim Clark
Looking past initial surface appearances.  08.08.01

Faces of Diversity: Jomay Steen
Careful reporting on Native American and other issues.  08.03.01

Diversity Diaries: Narda Zacchino
Making sure black crime victims are covered as thoroughly as white victims.  08.01.01

Cherokee newspaper, tribe take top press honors
‘I view the awards as something to build on because we are a publication in progress,’ editor says of Native American Journalists Association prizes.  07.30.01

Diversity Diaries: Thomas H. Greer
On receiving an uplifting apology from a former newsroom racist.  07.25.01

'Race Relations and the Media in the 21st Century'
It's time for creativity to increase minority representation in newsrooms, says Freedom Forum chairman and CEO Charles L. Overby at National Press Club.  07.23.01

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